Sentence examples for every arena from from inspiring English sources

Criticizing a piece of work or an idea is fundamental to nearly every arena, from the political to the artistic.

Western agriculture has bolstered production in every arena from hogs to chickens to dairy cows by breeding animals for higher production and differing qualities.

Karen Brooks Hopkins, the academy's president, said in a telephone interview that Mr. Ratner "called me and said that he really was hoping that this arena would be different from every arena, from the basic commercial fare".

These alien AI intelligences will inevitably be given more responsibility as humanity embeds their prowess and skill in every arena, from health to shopping, trading, conservation, global political strategy and more.

Powered by the mass, global adoption of social media and the democratization of information through technology, it is a shift that continues to impact every arena from politics to business.

They exist in every arena from government, STEM, natural hair care, and more, ready to own their voice, their gifts, and Own Their Seat at the Table™.

TWO of Long Island's largest companies by any measure, Symbol Technologies of Holtsville and Computer Associates of Islandia, have long been the yin and the yang of the region's business giants, dissimilar in every important arena from growth strategy to market orientation.

This is an organization dedicated to advocating measures that favor the rich and powerful and disfavor the poor and powerless in every possible arena, from government to unions to education to the environment to immigration to taxation to healthcare to public services to criminal justice.

Tracing this tendency back to the first Reagan administration, Shane shows how this era of "aggressive presidentialism" has seen presidents exerting ever more control over nearly every arena of policy, from military affairs and national security to domestic programs.

Advertising speak and marketing tactics have crept into every arena of public life, from scientific research to state school education, without our opinions having any apparent impact on policy.

As it turned out, "train wreck" was not only the perfect expression to describe Ms. Spears's listless lip-synching, but a recurring theme for 2007, a year when many prominent figures from every arena of public life did harm to their reputations and livelihoods in devastating fashion.